Who made the choice: Definitely, Google. On the paper, it is SIS. I worked for SIS a decade ago: yes, they are nice folks, they did not provide health insurance. They had some $120/month insurance, which covers like $10K a year--and this is not an insurance at all. That's why I did not buy that insurance.
SIS won lots of security contracts based on the price alone. Guardmark, one of its competitors, provides a good health insurance for its employees; but they can't compete with SIS, which does not provide any benefits.
SIS won lots of security contracts based on the price alone. Guardmark, one of its competitors, provides a good health insurance for its employees; but they can't compete with SIS, which does not provide any benefits.